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Lufthansa Group is urging a 'reality check' on the European Union's ambitious mandates for synthetic sustainable aviation fuels (eSAFs). Speaking at an industry summit, a senior executive questioned the feasibility of meeting the upcoming 2030 targets. The primary concern is the massive amount of renewable electricity

McDermott Aviation has announced its intention to acquire the type certificate for the Bell 214ST helicopter from Bell Textron. The agreement will transfer all associated assets, including intellectual property, tooling, and inventory, to the Australian-based company. This move establishes McDermott as the new Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) for the 214ST

Aviation consultancy IBA has released a new market forecast indicating sustained growth for the business jet sector. The analysis projects that deliveries of new aircraft will continue to increase through the year 2026. This positive outlook signals strong and ongoing demand within the private and corporate aviation markets. The report

Priester Aviation has announced the strategic acquisition of two aircraft charter and management companies, Maxair and Elite Jets. This move significantly expands Priester's operational capabilities and increases its managed fleet size. The addition of Wisconsin-based Maxair and Florida-based Elite Jets strengthens Priester's presence in the Midwest

Archer Aviation's stock has experienced a significant downturn, falling more than 55% from its 52-week high. The company is in the pre-revenue stage, focused on developing its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, named Midnight. Despite the stock's volatility, Archer has made notable progress with

Thomas Muniz, the Chief Technology Officer of Archer Aviation, has sold 150,000 shares of the company's stock. The transaction generated total proceeds of approximately $612,450. The shares were sold at a weighted average price of $4.083. This sale was conducted under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1

China is reportedly considering a monumental order for up to 500 Boeing B737 MAX aircraft ahead of a state visit by then-US President Donald Trump. The potential deal carries an estimated list-price value of USD50 billion. If finalized, the aircraft would likely be procured through the state-run China Aviation Supplies